... meadow rejoining, and old church with its heavy tower and powerful A rsstU study, care, fufiy worked out, W. BrcsnAay'a Blackberry pickera' (49), boy and girl being fat J ~-t ...

... TURNED UP, Mars Melford. Act I—A Breeze. Act —A storm. Act Hurricane. Preceded at 7.30, the New and Original Comedy Drama BLACKBERRIES, played for over 200 Nights in London. PRINCE'S THEATRE, BRISTOL. Proprietors and Managers—Geo. il. d; Jas. M. Chute. BENEFIT ...

... passementerie ornament is added at the waist, or towards one shoulder; the greatest novelty in this way, however, ia a bunch of blackberries, walnuts, chesnuts, or some other autumn winter fruit, imitated in plush velvet. For more ceremonious toilettea aatin and ...

... that he is to be made Judge Appeal by the present lVlAniatry is mere moonshine. Judges of Appeal not grow so numerously blackberries, and is well understood in quartern which control the subject that such vacancies upon the bench which occur naturally ...

... nature, both in oolour and form, are the most successful. Fruit designs are, however, newer, and we have pins on whioh blackberries, a pomegranate, an aprioot, or a plum flourish in enamel; insects, birds, and animals are also copiod in jewels. A very ...

... At the Royalty Theatre ** Jack, ” new comedy, and Mepbisto,” a burlesque, are being played. Mr Mark Melford’s new play “Blackberries” is being produced at Liverpool ; at Woolwich a new drama, by Mr Addison,entitled The Fortunes of Life;” at Cardiff new ...

... have cast aside their furlined coats and donned their daintiest boots and most piquant gloves. Suburban Londoners go a blackberrying, and Covent Garden Market is laden once more with mushrooms. The change all round is very great and very pleasant, but ...

... Collarette. 7»l 71b ______-Pierey Maurice tte. 7st .______l*opp Also ran:—Blackberry and Grove HUI. Betting— 3en Strome,4 to 1 agat Collarette, agst Grove Hill, to each Blackberry and —aoricette. Won by a length and halt; bad third. LATEST COTJBSB BETTING ...

... continued at the aide of river, passing the mill dam, and continuing at tbe aide of tbe river to the roadway the bottom of Blackberry Hill, near the Froom Mills.'' The report then detailed the ateps that might be taken for farther extenaipn of eewers in ...

... and when the Mansion House saw the accused cutting holly bush. Witness asked him what was doing, and said was picking blackberries. The man had cut off a bough, and in answer to the constable said had cut it with a knife. station witness found a saw ...

... ensue which need a great deal tact to prevent their developing into serious disputes. Kings West Africa are plentiful as blackberries, bat they are not the less tecacioas of their dignity, and it is often a difficult business to keep the peace between them ...

... clover and other trefoils. Professor then showed (for P.P. Tackett, of Frenohay) a whits or albino variety of ths common blackberry, single plant of which had been found growing among number of tbs ordinarily-coloured kina old neighbourhood. reminded the ...